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Scott Gordon

Scott Gordon

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One Nation nominee | Dedicated to putting Australia and its people first.

Capricornia/Hinkler, Qld Katılım Nisan 2022
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Good to see some sanity in Canberra, well done Senator Canavan stepping up with this bill to define biological sex and finally protect women’s spaces, sports and rights. One Nation has been leading this fight for years, introducing almost identical legislation long ago. Labor proudly boasts about their quota system and how many women they employ in Parliament, yet when it comes to actually protecting biological women, they will almost certainly vote it down. Their hypocrisy is glaring.
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Senator Matt Canavan
Sall Grover - @salltweets - is a brave Australian woman who has been unjustly dragged through our courts for trying to protect women's spaces. Our current laws do not protect our women, which means our laws must change. Sall is in the High Court right now because our laws don't define what a women is, and do not protect the right to have female-only spaces. For the past year my Nationals colleague Alison Penfold has worked on a bill to define what a women is in law. Today she introduced her bill into the House of Representatives. Sall is in the fight of her life to defend women-only spaces, and The Nationals are calling on the Albanese Labor Government help us enshrine that right into law. We will support changes that reinstate a definition of biological sex to protect women.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
@ellymelly I’m leaning toward the latter too. But the more they attack One Nation, the more they look like just another arm of the Uni Party. Hopefully they wake up soon and realise the only chance they have of being relevant is to join with one nation in attacking labor.
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Alexandra Marshall
Alexandra Marshall@ellymelly·
Real question - is the Coalition going to end up in soft partnership with One Nation? Or will they pour all their time and money into destroying One Nation - with a little help from their friends in mainstream media? I'm leaning toward the latter.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
@SkyNewsAust Perhaps the Teals are divided over forming a formal party because the last thing they want is for their electorates to realise they’re not genuine independents. Once the mask comes off, it becomes much harder for them to keep playing their silly little games in Canberra.
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One Nation Australia
One Nation Australia@OneNationAus·
The electorate of MacKillop was the Liberal's safest seat in South Australia and taken for granted for years. Not any more. Last week Jason Virgo the new One Nation member made clear his determination to never stop fighting for regional SA!
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Even though he knows most Australians strongly oppose it, Prime Minister Albanese is ramming Labor’s controversial CGT reforms through Parliament unchanged on Thursday. When pressed to explain why he’s forging ahead anyway, it’s clear he simply doesn’t care about ordinary Australians.
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Sky News Australia
Sky News Australia@SkyNewsAust·
Labor's CGT reforms will hit parliament unchanged on Thursday despite growing opposition, as the PM was pressed to explain why he will forge ahead with the controversial tax reforms. skynews.com.au/australia-news…
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
The Press Is Still Treating One Nation as the Third Party, but the Polls Say Otherwise. The mainstream media still frames One Nation as the pesky third player on the conservative side splitting the conservative vote. But in reality, One Nation is no longer the lower-placed minor party. It is beating the Coalition outright. Recent polls paint the picture clearly: Roy Morgan : One Nation 32%, Coalition 16.5%. DemosAU: One Nation 28%, Coalition 23%. Newspoll: One Nation 27%, Coalition 20%. MRP modelling: One Nation projected to win 46–59 seats; the Coalition just 7–21. This is a structural shift. One Nation has overtaken the Liberals and Nationals as the primary vehicle for centre-right voters in regional, suburban and outer-metropolitan seats. The old playbook of treating One Nation as untouchable and insisting the Coalition remains the only legitimate non-Labor force no longer applies. Senior Liberals have begun hinting at “whatever it takes to beat Labor.” The press can keep writing about One Nation as the eternal third party, but the polling reality demands a reality check. If the Coalition wants to stay relevant and actually be part of a future government, then alignment through joint policy work on cost of living, immigration and energy, plus disciplined preferences is no longer optional. It’s the only path forward
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne

So many reasons to leave this abhorrent agreement. The Ratchet Mechanism Every 5 years Australia is legally expected to make its emissions targets stronger (Article 4). There is no off-ramp. We’ve already gone from 26–28% by 2030 → 43% by 2030 → now 62–70% by 2035. It locks us into ever-harsher targets forever. Drives the Net Zero Madness. While the word “net zero” isn’t in the treaty, the whole agreement is built to force countries toward it. This is the main reason for skyrocketing power prices, unreliable energy, and the destruction of coal and gas industries. Massive Double Standards. Australia (1.2% of global emissions) is forced to lead while China and India (the world’s biggest emitters) get to keep building hundreds of coal plants with almost no real pressure. We cripple our economy while they get a free pass. Loss of Sovereignty. It hands real influence over Australian energy and economic policy to unelected UN bureaucrats and international pressure. Huge Cost to Families & Jobs. Higher electricity bills, factory closures, job losses in mining and manufacturing, billions sent overseas in “climate finance”, and a weaker economy. It is a scam, it is totally against the best interests for Australians. We would expect this from Labor but Angus Taylor should hide his head in shame for thinking that it is okay for Australia to stay in the Paris Agreement.

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Sky News Australia
Sky News Australia@SkyNewsAust·
A Liberal Senator has derided the Coalition’s position on the Paris Agreement just days after Opposition Leader Angus Taylor dismissed the need to withdraw from the climate treaty. skynews.com.au/australia-news…
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
So many reasons to leave this abhorrent agreement. The Ratchet Mechanism Every 5 years Australia is legally expected to make its emissions targets stronger (Article 4). There is no off-ramp. We’ve already gone from 26–28% by 2030 → 43% by 2030 → now 62–70% by 2035. It locks us into ever-harsher targets forever. Drives the Net Zero Madness. While the word “net zero” isn’t in the treaty, the whole agreement is built to force countries toward it. This is the main reason for skyrocketing power prices, unreliable energy, and the destruction of coal and gas industries. Massive Double Standards. Australia (1.2% of global emissions) is forced to lead while China and India (the world’s biggest emitters) get to keep building hundreds of coal plants with almost no real pressure. We cripple our economy while they get a free pass. Loss of Sovereignty. It hands real influence over Australian energy and economic policy to unelected UN bureaucrats and international pressure. Huge Cost to Families & Jobs. Higher electricity bills, factory closures, job losses in mining and manufacturing, billions sent overseas in “climate finance”, and a weaker economy. It is a scam, it is totally against the best interests for Australians. We would expect this from Labor but Angus Taylor should hide his head in shame for thinking that it is okay for Australia to stay in the Paris Agreement.
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Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺
Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺@MRobertsQLD·
No, Angus Taylor & Matt Canavan, it is not just 'a piece of paper' We’ve heard it before. A cataclysmic policy or international agreement disguised as performative, symbolic, or ‘a piece of paper’. Anthony Albanese used this underhanded trick during the Voice to Parliament when he claimed the Uluru Statement from the Heart was ‘on an A4 bit of paper - that’s it!’ as if the Prime Minister had somehow forgotten the legislative burden of a parallel race-based Parliament and its entourage of discriminatory instructions, untold billions of cost, and the destruction of ‘equal citizenship’ - forever. To call it ‘a bit of paper’ was a lie. This point does not need to be laboured. State-based Treaties enacted in defiance of the referendum result have demonstrated the true civic and economic cost. Which brings us to an even more egregious violation of the truth - this time from the Coalition’s leadership team of Angus Taylor and Matt Canavan. Read the full article on the Paris Agreement for free: senroberts.com/4f2l99Z
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
The man who delivered the brutal 2014 Budget that hammered pensioners and families, gave million-dollar parental leave to high earners, and brought back Knights and Dames while the country struggled. He talked big on refugee boats but kept us locked in the Paris Agreement and ran high immigration. Another old liberal party rehash. One Nation is the only party putting Australia First.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Well said. Instead of trying to manufacture divisions inside One Nation, the Coalition should be focused on fighting Labor, the Greens, and the Teals, the real threat to this country. One Nation is on the move. They are building momentum because they are offering clear Australia First policies that everyday Australians actually want. They don’t have to agree on everything. But if they’re serious about beating Labor, they’re going to need One Nation. The train is leaving; they can either jump on or get left behind.
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Alexandra Marshall
Alexandra Marshall@ellymelly·
It's a pretty underhanded dirty tactic of the Nationals to try and paint Barnaby as the 'moderate faction' of the One Nation Party. We don't have 'factions'. That's a Coalition problem. Don't import your shitty factional war games onto One Nation. Argue on policy - but stop trying to export your structural problems onto other movements. They went straight from 'Pauline is a dictator' to 'oh look at the moderate faction'. It's such cheap and - frankly - embarrassing strategy. Which 2-year-old policy advisor thought this was a good idea?
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Pauline Hanson just dropped a serious Australia First gas policy that would give Australians a proper share of our own resources and the media’s biggest takeaway is that she swore under her breath? She’s out there fighting for cheaper energy and stopping the rip-off of our gas, while most of the media would rather run gotcha stories about her language. If the press spent half as much time scrutinising Labor’s failures on energy and cost of living as they do policing Pauline’s private frustrations, maybe we’d actually get some accountability in this country.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Finally, a genuine Australia First energy policy that will deliver cheaper energy and a much bigger share of the profits from Australia's resources. Norway uses an equity ownership model. The government takes a direct stake in oil and gas projects alongside royalties. This has built a sovereign wealth fund now worth over $2 trillion USD, roughly $390,000 per citizen. Australia sits on some of the world's richest gas reserves, yet ordinary Australians still face sky-high prices while most of the profits flow overseas. This policy will secure a direct ownership share for the Australian people, rather than continuing to send the bulk of the profits offshore. One Nation's approach puts Australia First. Something that has been missing for far too long.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Finally, a genuine Australia First energy policy that will deliver cheaper energy and a much bigger share of the profits from Australia's resources. Norway uses an equity ownership model. The government takes a direct stake in oil and gas projects alongside royalties. This has built a sovereign wealth fund now worth over $2 trillion USD, roughly $390,000 per citizen. Australia sits on some of the world's richest gas reserves, yet ordinary Australians still face sky-high prices while most of the profits flow overseas. This policy will secure a direct ownership share for the Australian people, rather than continuing to send the bulk of the profits offshore. One Nation's approach puts Australia First. Something that has been missing for far too long.
Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺@PaulineHansonOz

So you don’t get it twisted from the media, I want you to be able to hear every word of One Nation’s gas policy, in full. We want the Australian people to take ownership of our natural resources, for the government to act as a partner in encouraging more oil and gas production, take care of our fuel and energy security, and pay down our debt. I said much more on this at the Australian Energy Producers conference in Adelaide. This is my policy announcement in full, with additional Q and A from the 14 minute mark. We will continue to consult on this and make sure we get it right. One Nation has a vision for future generations, not just the next election cycle.

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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
@Micktism @PaulineHansonOz “Why not just tax them?” Because Norway tried both and the equity ownership model has been far more successful. Norway takes direct government stakes in oil & gas projects plus high royalties. The result? Their sovereign wealth fund is now worth over $2 trillion USD.
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Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺
Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺@PaulineHansonOz·
So you don’t get it twisted from the media, I want you to be able to hear every word of One Nation’s gas policy, in full. We want the Australian people to take ownership of our natural resources, for the government to act as a partner in encouraging more oil and gas production, take care of our fuel and energy security, and pay down our debt. I said much more on this at the Australian Energy Producers conference in Adelaide. This is my policy announcement in full, with additional Q and A from the 14 minute mark. We will continue to consult on this and make sure we get it right. One Nation has a vision for future generations, not just the next election cycle.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
@SkyNewsAust Do you mean the "The recession we had to have" Paul Keating? That guy?
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
Basic biological science is not up for debate, yet here we are in 2026 having to legislate “Acknowledging Biological Reality” because Labor opened the door to radical trans ideology and the Liberals were too weak to close it. It's good to see One Nation is willing to stand up for women and girls and defend actual science over ideology.
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One Nation Australia
One Nation Australia@OneNationAus·
Pauline and other One Nation parliamentarians continue to fight for the rights of women and to stand up against radical trans ideology. When Parliament returns, we will reintroduce our “Acknowledging Biological Reality” amendment! It says something about the times we live in that this is even necessary, but it is. It was the Gillard Labor Government that led us to this point, but the Liberals and Nationals could have done something about it during their time in office but failed to do so. Only One Nation can be trusted to stand up for women and to take on radical trans ideology.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
New Zealand is leaving Australia in the dust on common sense. They still have no capital gains tax to punish small businesses and taxpayers trying to get ahead, and now they are legislating on a bill that clearly defines a woman as an adult human biological female. Meanwhile Australia’s Labor party can’t even say what a woman is and is obsessed with hitting you with more taxes. Kiwis are leading the way. Australia needs to wake up.
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Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺
Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺@MRobertsQLD·
Across the ditch woke seems to be dying. New Zealand First party MP Jenny Marcroft is part of the coalition government Her comments below are sensible, accurate and honest From a RNZ Radio New Zealand website news article: Supporters of a bill seeking to legally define the terms "woman" and "man" say it is a matter of clarity, but opposition parties have described it as divisive and a "time warp". The bill, in the name of New Zealand First MP Jenny Marcroft, passed its first reading in Parliament on Wednesday and will now go through the select committee process. The Legislation (Definitions of Woman and Man) Amendment Bill would define "woman" in law as "an adult human biological female", and "man" as "an adult human biological male". Marcroft said what it meant to be a woman was "under attack," and the bill would deliver clarity and consistency. She referenced a landmark ruling by the United Kingdom's Supreme Court last year, which found the term "woman" refers to "biological sex". "New Zealanders should have confidence that their institutions, and the very language of their laws, reflect reality," Marcroft said. "Progressive politics" had prioritised ideology over biology, she said - and the change would prevent ideological interpretations from creeping into the law. "Women have had a gutsful of the gaslighting. It is misogyny in a modern form to cancel women when we speak up, it is misogyny in a modern form to deny our biological reality." The legislation would not take away anyone's rights, she said. Instead, it would ensure sex-based rights for women and girls.
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Scott Gordon
Scott Gordon@ScottGordonOne·
“Intergenerational equity” is just another made-up Labor buzzword designed to pit young Australians against older ones. The budget uses this fake fairness narrative as cover for breaking its big promise on cost-of-living relief while sneaking in higher taxes on super and retirees. It does nothing to actually help the next generation, it just divides families and attacks older Australians to fund more Labor waste.
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The Australian
The Australian@australian·
Opinion: Ideologically, the budget does nothing to advance ‘intergenerational equity’ and politically, it broke faith with voters given the big lie at its heart. Read on: bit.ly/4uiI99q
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